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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1949
Page
1
Lilienthal and Hickenlooper Trade Public Charges
In Washington the rift between Lilienthal and critic Senator Hickenlooper widens as both push for full public exploration of alleged smear tactics and competency questions. The Senate committee led by Hickenlooper plans hearings to hear Lilienthal and demands proof of extraordinary management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickenlooper
Lilienthal
Senator
Nty
Associated Press
Washington
David E. Lilenthal
Senator Hickenlooper
J Hickenlooper
Newapajne Abstrau
Belf-Pestua
Lee
Senate
Toine Mln Puerty
Hickenisapey
Bul Hickertooper
Tilfien
Wal Nave
Joor Mechine
Sont Lilienthal
Mitman
Tuth
Republican
Policiy Vcter
Aigstad
Ilien
ABC
Federation of American Sciists
Litlenthal
Federation
House panel approves air power policy inquiry
The House armed services committee voted to investigate the army air power policies and aircraft purchases amid reports of high defense officials linked to aircraft firms. Chairman Vinson said the probe would not be a whitewash and urged bipartisan support for a thorough examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Armed Services Committee
Judi
Vinson JD Gat
Lainey Tid
Vinson
Mit
Val Zand
RPA
Elouse
Van
Eisler Lands in Prague Amid Extradition Battle
Eisler arrived in Prague en route from London to Germany and declared he is glad to be in Czechoslovakia. U S security officers questioned him at the airport while he awaited a magistrate hearing. A British court later ruled on the United States extradition request for the alleged top Communist agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisler
Prague
Associated Press
Gaechostovaka
Gerhast Bikler
Presta Orly
Entoute
London
Germaan
Gzechoslo
United States
Wsey
Fitory
Southawmaton
Daler
Congressiomal Committee
Abterles
Pranz van Rintelen
Daggar
Kaiser Wilhelm
Qeds
Qniteldigente
Frans von Papen
Columbus Horse Show Draws Small Crowd Despite Weather
A postponed Columbus horse show sponsored by No-Bar Riding Club and Columbus Volunteer Firemen attracted about 200 attendees. Cash prizes totaled 85 in contests including ponies, English and Western classes, with Doris Richards, Tovigid Johnson, and Lil Way Ardery among winners. Gifford Aikens Jr. highlighted the event with a greased pig recover, and refreshments were provided on the grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Volunteer Firemen
Columbus
Fremen
Doris Richards
Youngsville
Tovigid Johnson
Ripley
Lil- Way Ardery
Corry
Gifford Aikens, Jr
Clymer
Munier
Buffalo
Jide
Mil
Shrader
Ringmasters
Randall Albion
Mtusin
Sunset Ramblers
Yeizo Whitney
Queen
Sidan
Donne Williams
Robert Black
Cony
Trigger
Diane Michaels
Eriv
Clover
Rogar Hill
Tex
Jack Tilley
Randolph
Tiny Bee
Dora Blakeslee
Spartanshoro
James Summers
Evie
Thunder Blood
Robert Spencer
Warren
Pinky
Rose Darrow
Colorado Ace
A. G. MrCanna
Snuffy Smith
George ‘Thompson
Eric
Southern Scandal
Geraldine Ernest
Bill Smith
Jenny’ Lind
Sonny Blakeslee
Milton Blakeslee
Spartanstore
Bucky Alfon
Albert Kuhn
Pairview
Judy Lindsey
Jamen
Town
Jim Blatt
McKean
Tony
Bob Black
Cory
Peanuts
Jo Jensen
Grey Jumping
Painter
Reva Burlingame
Najor Dine
Carl Dondyk
Brits Gurbady
Patty Carter
Centerville
Pyrrl
Carl Toneyk
Erle
Western Pass
Dominic and
Donkins
Frank
Helen Ewing
Riceville
Chief
Bonnie and
Lazybuck
Linddie
Carl Waster
Cranestile
Dot Crabdall
B. Biouny
McKean Gold Lad
Pale Moon
Dan Depew
Pat Parsons
Teo Nolliger
Evelish
Jane McDonald
Iy al Miranda
Sam Howers
Jamestown
American Patrol
Vivilnia Johnson
Vawnysville
Sparky
Evil Wagner
Ghamp
Har
Five traffic crashes occur in city over Memorial Day weekend
Greene Valley driver Lynn Van Guilder was charged with failing to stop and reckless driving after a collision at Smith and North Grater streets. His vehicle struck Richard Koos's car, with a high speed chase ensuing until Van Guilder was caught. Several other crashes Sunday caused more than $100 in damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene Valley
Lynn van Guilder
Grand Valley
RD 1
Smith Ad North Grater
van Guilder
Richard Koos
Ene
West Smith Street
Pursui
Anolly
Kaas
Leland Johnston
Pithavenine
Warren J. Wartshuis
Clymer
Lunn
Ant International
J. Charles Kennedy
East Trying
Strech
Kennedy
Warnshull
Johnston
West Congress Street
Worth Center Street
Asstos
BE. A
Nick” Carter
WY Snyder Circle
Herbert Motto
East Frederick Street
Country Club Road
East Columbus Avenue
Carter
Morton
Tarter
Allens Motor Sales
al Athens
Katherine Dindder
Sandusky, O
Atkens
Corry Hospital
Dinder
Soul
North Center Erect
Emlew Theobold
Concord Sweet
Lieve Sherlock
Buclid Etreet
Theobold
Concord Street
Sherlock
Three Hurt in Area Home Mishaps During Memorial Day
Three persons were injured in separate Corry area home accidents yesterday. Donald Brigham 26 tripped and cut his wrist at 104 Snyder Circle. Andrew Eloby 41 stepped on a nail in Carty and punctured his foot. Gale Winne youngster from Columbus fell on a nail while playing in the yard and was treated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vane
Corry Ares
Corry
Donald Brigham
Snyder Circle
Andrew Eloby
Carty
Gale Winne, Sieht
Columbus
Edwin Winne
Taunch Local Phase of United Jewish Appeal
Local drive kicks off with a goal of 450 million to aid displaced persons in Europe and resettle 250000 Jews to Israel. Citizens may contribute through Mervyn Mast at 29 North Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lota
Europe
European
Tarael
Mervyn Mast
Norifi Center
Atraut
Rearming of Europe Delayed by Congress
Congress plans to delay the Western Europe arms program and may push Greece and Turkey aid separately. Senate action on the North Atlantic treaty is planned, with a strong report from the foreign relations committee. House leadership expects adjournment by August and labor, housing, and anti-lynching bills targeted for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Congress
America
Haist
Rep. McCormick
House
Senate Democrats
North Atlantic Alliance
Senate
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Connally
Tex
Europe
Greece
Turkey
Truman
McGormack
Reporers
Lake Group 10 Meet Tonight Over Water Rights Purchase
Fifty four cottage owners attended a special meeting of the Findley Lake Property Owners Association to discuss buying the lake water rights held by Swartz for four thousand dollars. Progress was made toward raising the two thousand eight hundred dollars still needed. Local road improvements along Route 426 toward Shadyside were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Findley Lake
Larry Swarts
Sherriman
Swartz
AL. Cooper
Minn Township
Merle Peterson
Memorial Day Speaker Warns of Indifference
Memorial Day speaker Wallace W. Wellman, banker from Everett, Pa., urged renewed individual action to counter public indifference and apathy. He warned indifference could weaken national unity and stressed responsibility in government and community life, delivered amid an observance with music and honors from veterans groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Votovany
Piel Swhanlmnites
Aml Iywil Insu
Wellman
Amer-cow
Mr Wellman
Waller
Stoth
Heymes McTitost
MeMi
Adist Church
J Trudi Tinley
Witivens Alist
jParticipating Group
Soobe
Fhe
Veterans
Roger McCray
Pires
Welkman
McCray
Edward
Walth
Engle Street
Gold
Whit Fos
Farry
Bowman
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Evansville murder charge filed after college student slain
Coroner Victor Conn announced a murder affidavit against an Evansville college sophomore, Melard Thomas Marley, in the Saturday night slaying of his former wife Helen Melle, a 1948 homecoming queen. The incident occurred at her home as she prepared to dance, leaving Nes county seeking further charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Nid
Victor Conn
Melard Thomas
Marley
Vandebisa
Helen Melle
Seren Uries
Dane
Memorial Day Weekend Traffic Toll Across State
The three day Memorial Day weekend saw heavy highway travel with many motorists, several drownings, and at least two fatalities. Police reported multiple crashes with injuries but no major pileups on key routes. eight deaths occurred Monday including six in traffic incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cony
Maloris
Batrad
Raffle
Royle
al- Mors
A. M. Lit
Clinton Pratt
Anu
Naliday
Negro Killing Mystifies Georgia Sheriff at Irwinton
Investigators seek motive after a 98 year old Black man Caley HuWy was dragged from jail by white men then shot to death. Sheriff George Hatcher reports no clear clues and suspects multiple assailants. a deputy was shot at during pursuit and the case involves a Georgia Bureau of Investigation agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Associated Preas
Irwinton
George Hatcher
Presvill
Caley Huwy
Jason Hqueher
Georgi Bureau of Investigation
Dange Invires
Hatcher
Hill
Tal Andole
Bya Young Daughlars
Holiday Death Toll Soars Across Nations and Holidays
The report cites a high casualty count from a long holiday period, with deaths on highways and in air and other accidents. It notes an official tally surpassing earlier estimates as observers record numerous fatal incidents during the extended weekend and Memorial Day period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Alfeny
Jimn
Mit Five
Bolivia declares state of siege as mine strike deepens
Bolivian government imposes a state of siege after a miners strike spreads to tin areas. Two more mines and a railroad close as hostages are seized. American engineers O'Connor and Krefling, among others, are reported freed as troops restore passages and officials are detained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Paz
Bolivia
Smtt
CatolVia
Mamerto Grrntagoilla
Lie Eiep
Catavia
Interior Ministry
D. O'Connor
Pasadens
Calif
Albert Krefling
Seattle
Ford Workers Return To Work After Strike End
Ford workers begin returning to the job at 104000 strong after a settlement with the CIO United Auto Workers. Production to normal levels will take about two weeks as Rouge plant parts manufacturing ramps up and contract terms including pay and benefits are debated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apaupaecu
Detroit
Ford Sober Co
CIO United
Ford
Wcy
Ford-Uaw
Soviets Open to Economic Unity Talks Amid Berlin Blockade
Western powers push to salvage German economic unity after Austria's rejection of a political plan. Soviet spokesman Vishinsky signals cautious openness to a four power committee on Western Germany economic ties, aiming to ease Berlin blockade tensions and unify currency and trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assochited
Peres
Paris
Germany
Aiuissia
Wexbers
Italehta
Reieulio
Andre
Vishinsky
Fai
Ime
Bonn
Danspark
Cemimléiews
Ronse
Wnk
Hometown honors actor Joe E Brown in Holgate
A large crowd of about 10 000 gathered for Joe E Brown Day as Holgate unveiled Joe E Brown Stadium in tribute to the film star and his wartime entertainment of troops during World War II. Local officials and national figures attended the ceremony honoring Brown’s screen career and public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jor R. Brown
Nis sarAeh
Arlin
Ee E
Bribube
Sandi
Wasebath
Dairy Farm Swept by $200,000 Blaze
A large fire at Meatsten Dane Farms damaged the dairy processing plant, with losses estimated around $200,000. Fire crews battled the blaze yesterday, and officials began assessing the scene and securing nearby facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Py Neswumien
Warrgn
Meatsten Dane Farms
Tao
Melty Fey Malluall
Aller Norte
Aif Marvetie
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Calliston
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Joe E. Brown
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